Loyola Marymount University’s 2018–19 Bellarmine Forum ended with an exclamation point: Leonard Bernstein’s “MASS: A Theatre Piece for Singers, Players and Dancers,” the American composing legend’s ambitious meditation on faith, … Read more
Students, faculty, and members of the LMU community gathered at LMU’s Playa Vista Campus on the evening of Feb. 28 for a discussion about the promises and pitfalls of employing … Read more
Doris Bergen, The Chancellor Rose and Ray Wolfe Professor of Holocaust Studies at University of Toronto, delivered a keynote lecture on religious conversion during the Holocaust at the 2019 Annual … Read more
Stephen F. Cohen, a preeminent scholar of Russian history in the United States, and his wife Katrina vanden Heuvel, editor and publisher of The Nation, were honored on February 28 … Read more
Bellarmine College of Liberal Arts students attended the fifth annual Career Chats on Wednesday, Feb. 6, where they spent the evening learning from alumni how a liberal arts degree can … Read more
LMU Mock Trial is just in its fifth year on campus and has earned a spot to the Opening Round Championship Series (ORCS) this March, where they will compete for a place … Read more
After navigating the political climate of the United Kingdom during the fall 2018 semester, Ginny Laskodi ’19 has returned to the bluff with a newfound understanding of the complexity of … Read more
Classics Professor Katerina Zacharia wrote, produced and directed a documentary film that won “Best Documentary” in December 2018 at the Festigious International Film Festival. The film also won the “Best … Read more
By Veronica Backer-Peral ’22, Film Production & History double-major Before this semester I had never heard what soon became a quite common sound – the iconic ‘humanities research’ jokes. At … Read more
Gabriel Saavedra M.A. ’20 shocked his professors and classmates when he returned from summer break to start his second year of the Theological Studies Graduate program at LMU. Thirty pounds … Read more